- Oct 4, 2012
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Ok I am using Asus Thermal Radar and I do not know if this is related to Windows 10 and I never noticed it until I installed thermal radar. This was NEVER an issue before. In fact I am not sure why the Idle temps are 73c coming out of What Windows 10 calls sleep mode. Even by the setting of the fan makers it is going 500ish rpms when it should be going 1700rpms. Then when I change the setting to force max speed it goes max speed. Then it goes back down to 42c
This seems like a program issue as the fan has no problem changing it's setting after i manually change it, the question is WHY it is not following it's pre programmed setting that is a setting made by the manufacturer...
This is the setting it was at when it went to 73 and not long out of sleep while doing nothing special it gave me Thermal Radar fan and heat warning. http://imgur.com/3S1Q2
I asked in the overclocking thread thought it might be better to ask here. I also have an ASUS motherboard which the thermal radar came with. It is possible the fan always ran at max settings like it is now, at max fan settings it runs well... I just do not care to burn out my fan (and possibly computer.) I tried setting the fan settings through the motherboard bios instead and had the same result... the LOW settings work like a dream... it never kicks in the high setting like it says it will... it is like it is a 1 speed fan you can set it high you can set it low... but it does not auto adjust...
This seems like a program issue as the fan has no problem changing it's setting after i manually change it, the question is WHY it is not following it's pre programmed setting that is a setting made by the manufacturer...
This is the setting it was at when it went to 73 and not long out of sleep while doing nothing special it gave me Thermal Radar fan and heat warning. http://imgur.com/3S1Q2
I asked in the overclocking thread thought it might be better to ask here. I also have an ASUS motherboard which the thermal radar came with. It is possible the fan always ran at max settings like it is now, at max fan settings it runs well... I just do not care to burn out my fan (and possibly computer.) I tried setting the fan settings through the motherboard bios instead and had the same result... the LOW settings work like a dream... it never kicks in the high setting like it says it will... it is like it is a 1 speed fan you can set it high you can set it low... but it does not auto adjust...
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